Business ProfileforThomas Toyota of Joliet

After searching cars.com for several days I found a car that I was interested in buying from Romeoville Toyota. The car was a 2015 Lexus Gx460 initially advertised for $30,000. Yesterday I noticed by an alert from Cars.com that the price was lowered by $1000 now being advertised at $29000. On the same day as the price reduction, I purchased a CarFax Report for $39.00 and then stopped into the dealership. I seen the Lexus Gx460 on the lot with other used cars. I went into the dealership and asked the first salesman if I can take the car for a test drive. He looked at me with confusion and indicated that the entire dealership only sells new cars and not used cars. I told him I seen the car advertised on his dealership website along with being on the Cars.com website and it's indicating to contact Romeoville Toyota to view the car. He said that they only wholesale their used cars and that there is no one on the sales team who has the ability to sell used cars. The advertisement is only for car wholesalers who might want to buy them. I asked how I get in contact with a wholesaler to buy the car. He said you don't, you have to be a wholesaler to buy the car. At that point, I asked him to check with his manager. He did talk to his manager and came back to tell me the car is now sold and no longer available wholesale. Today, when you go onto Romeoville Toyota website it doesn't mention anywhere about only being a wholesaler to buy the car or even being sold or deal pending. Actually, the website encourages you to start the car the buying process which I did complete. Yesterday, on the Romeoville Toyota website I spent 30 minutes online using the buy car process, it said that someone from the dealership will contact you for next steps. In the entire online car buying process nowhere did it specify that the car was first not available and secondly that you had to be a wholesaler to buy it. I attached screen shots from their website and the chat.